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I have the following query:
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@Anonymous , You can do it, if there are from one table, so one from another table will not work
Gross Savings = SUMX(AggregateSPCost, IF (AggregateSPCost[Savings Plan Cost]>'Savings Plan Commitment'[Savings Plan Commitment Value],('Savings Plan Commitment'[Savings Plan Commitment Value]/(1-0.395))- 'Savings Plan Commitment'[Savings Plan Commitment Value], AggregateSPCost[Savings Plan Cost]))
@Anonymous , You can do it, if there are from one table, so one from another table will not work
Gross Savings = SUMX(AggregateSPCost, IF (AggregateSPCost[Savings Plan Cost]>'Savings Plan Commitment'[Savings Plan Commitment Value],('Savings Plan Commitment'[Savings Plan Commitment Value]/(1-0.395))- 'Savings Plan Commitment'[Savings Plan Commitment Value], AggregateSPCost[Savings Plan Cost]))
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